Though he was shocked to hear Gerald Cotten died, Adam O’Brien doesn’t accept conspiracy theories that suggest he faked his own death. Continue reading
Thailand’s navy says an American man and his Thai girlfriend have threatened national sovereignty by living in a floating “seastead” home off the coast. Continue reading
The move, approved on Monday by a Nova Scotia judge, marks a turning point for the 115,000 users who are owed more than $260 million in cash and cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. Continue reading
According to a news release issued by the town, the new payment option should be ready sometime in April, when many residents pay their second instalment of property taxes. Continue reading
The insolvent company’s cold-storage wallets continue to hold approximately 104 bitcoins. It had said that 103 bitcoins had been transferred out on Feb. 6. Continue reading
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court granted QuadrigaCX temporary protection from its creditors on Feb. 5. A court-appointed monitor is searching for the missing money. The company could be sold. Continue reading
There are new questions surrounding Quadriga, whose Nova Scotia founder, Gerald Cotten, reportedly died of complications from Crohn’s disease. Continue reading
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has been asked to determine which law firms will represent 115,000 QuadrigaCX clients, who are owed as much as $260 million in cash and cryptocurrency. Continue reading
The court-appointed monitor’s report says QuadrigaCX “inadvertently” transferred 103 Bitcoins valued at $468,675 to so-called cold wallets, which the company is now unable to access. Continue reading
Experts say there’s little evidence of the virtual safes where Quadriga says millions of its customers’ money is locked up. Continue reading